Interesting Fact For A Devotion
Salvation is on going. Salvation is more than just acceptance of God’s plan to redeem us, from the curse of the fall. Salvation is Past Tense – Justification, when we […]
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Study Of Revelation cont. ‘The Final Letter To The Churches Laodicea
This is the seventh and final church in our Revelation study. The seventh church is Laodicea. Revelation 3 verse 14 to 22: Laodicea was an economic banking center for Asia. […]
Reflecting On Forgiveness Through New Life
Today our first article was on forgiveness, and because forgiveness is such a big issue here are some scripture verses to reflect on. From The Message Bible: Psalm 103 verse […]
The Gospels
The first four books of the New Testament are called the Gospels: Mathew, Mark, Luke and John. Gospel the Good News about Christ Jesus. The first three Gospels are referred […]
Grace VS Works
A concept that has been around since Cain and Abel, is that a person can do enough good things, or stay away enough from bad things, to please the Lord. […]
Demonstration Of Power
As believers, I really feel like we’ve been asleep. There are just some amazing things that I’ve been reading in the word and having God reveal to me, that I […]
Faith In Action – Faith Without Works Is Dead
One of the fine lines we walk in our christian life, is the line of works. We know, thanks to Jesus’ ministry, that works and works alone were not going […]
Just As I Am
Just as you are, you can come to Christ Jesus. He accepts you just the way you are, but never leaves you that way. God loves you to much to […]
Equipping The Saints – Witnessing With The Romans Road: Part 2
Following on from yesterdays post Equipping The Saints – Witnessing With The Romans Road: Part 1, is the second part aptly named part 2. If you haven’t read part 1 […]
Equipping The Saints – Witnessing With The Roman’s Road: Part 1
The only way into Heaven is through Jesus Christ. It’s made very clear and certain in the scriptures. Right along with the admission of sins. As a fundamental of Christian […]
My Lord, My Friend 